In Which Urban Beekeeping Looks Like A Religous Experience (PHOTO)

NEW YORK: An urban beekeeper inspects part of her colony of Italian honeybees on the roof of her Brooklyn building May 30, 2009 in New York City. Beekeeping is a growing phenomenon among environmentally-conscious urban dwellers in cities nationwide, and practioners cite the health benefits of natural honey as well as the boon to gardening that bees provide by pollination. (Photo by Chris Hondros/Getty Images)

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[JnrNorman]

I saw one sneak down her cleeevage.
Ill get it out.
http://brasschecktv.com/page/635.html

[mjeffn]

Has anybody seen my epi-pen?

[MagicalPossibilities]

Isn't that Jerry Seinfeld's love interest in the "Bee Movie"??? :-P

[Ryoki]

I've seen the image of Jesus in a Bit-o-honey once.Saw a stick insect that looked like pope John Paul another time. And I like bees.
I'm not sure but I think I've been saved.

[ShadowWalker]

I saw that same stick insect, weird.

[Diogenes08]

Healthy-looking hive, and an experienced apiarist too. It took me a while to get to the point where I was comfortable checking out my hives in shirtsleeves. I started my first 2 hives in a N.C. city this year and it is a fantastically satisfying experience. Everyone should Google Dadant or Brushy Mountain Bees and get with it, or google HagenDaz and check out their campaign to save the bees. Unbelievably important; the bees are in trouble and we all need to help despite the way the repubs belittle it.

[SneathLane]

I've tasted honey made by Manhattan bees - it's good stuff.

[JnrNorman]

This is great ive always asked how the citie gardens get polinated. Now i know.
I might get a green job polinating :)